Workshop Program

Program

Breakfast will be held in the Tankard Taverne in the main hotel building.

Lunch and dinner will be held in the Fort Edward Room in the Conference Center.

The Sunday Tutorials and all oral sessions will be held in the Albany Room in the Conference Center.

Badges can be picked up in the lobby of the Conference Center on Sunday May 19, or in the Albany Room from Monday-Thursday.

Sunday, May 19

7:30   Breakfast (tutorial registration only) - Tankard Taverne, main hotel building

9:00   Morning Tutorial - Albany Room, Conference Center

Introduction to Data Assimilation, Alison Fowler (U Reading) (tutorial registration only)

10:15  Coffee Break (tutorial registration only)

10:35  Introduction to Data Assimilation, Continued (tutorial registration only)

12:00   Lunch  (tutorial registration only) - Fort Edward Room, Conference Center

13:30  Student Mini-presentations  (tutorial registration only)

14:15  Afternoon Tutorial  - Albany Room, Conference Center

Operational Data Assimilation and Adjoints, Clark Amerault (NRL) (tutorial registration only)

15:00   Coffee Break (tutorial registration only)

15:20  Operational Data Assimilation and Adjoints, Continued (tutorial registration only)

18:30   Dinner  (all attendees) - Fort Edward Room, Conference Center

Monday, May 20

7:30   Breakfast - Tankard Taverne, main hotel building

9:00   Nikki Privé, Welcoming Remarks

Session 1: Observations and Their Errors - Albany Room, Conference Center

Chairs: Juliana Matranga, Steve Fletcher

9:20  Sarah Dance, "Assessing the influence of observations in convection-permitting numerical weather prediction"

9:50 Keenan Eure, "Simultaneous Assimilation of Dual-Polarization Radar and All-Sky Satellite Observations to Improve Convection Forecasts "

10:20  Coffee Break

10:45  Chih-chi Hu, "Explore different strategies to assimilate all-sky microwave radiances with non-Gaussian likelihood"

11:15  Amal El Akkraoui, "Practical application of the three-cornered hat method in the presence of error correlations"

11:45  Annika Vogel, "Statistical error estimation for multi-model ensembles and the importance of reasonable assumptions"

12:30  Lunch - Fort Edward Room, Conference Center

Session 1: Observations and Their Errors, Continued

14:00  Kayo Ide, "Enabling the Data Assimilation of CrIS Shortwave Infrared Observations in Global Data Assimilation System"

14:30  Behzad Golparvar, "Impact of Radio Frequency Interference by 5G mmWave Network on Microwave Radiance Data Assimilation"

15:00  Sharan Majumdar, "Assimilation of synthetic wind profiles in a regional OSSE"

15:30  Coffee Break

15:50  Poster Preview

18:30  Dinner - Fort Edward Room, Conference Center

Tuesday, May 21

7:30   Breakfast - Tankard Tavern, main hotel building

Session 2: Data Assimilation Theory - Albany Room, Conference Center

Chairs: Laura Risley, Shay Gilpin

9:00  Filip Vana, "Local semi-implicit scheme"

9:30  Steven Fletcher, "Foundations for universal nongaussian data assimilation"

10:00  Hao-lun Yeh, "Unbiased fully nonlinear data assimilation: the Stochastic Particle Flow Smoother"

10:30  Coffee Break

10:50  Shay Gilpin, "The inaccurate variance evolution associated with discrete covariance propagation"

11:20  Olivier Pannekouke, "What can we learn from the formulation of boundary conditions in parametric Kalman filter ? and its consequence in observation targeting."

11:50  Saori Nakashita, "Introduction of global error covariance to nested ensemble variational assimilation"

12:30  Lunch - Fort Edwards Room, Conference Center

Session 2: Data Assimilation Theory, Continued

14:00   Alison Fowler, "The importance of anchor observations in data assimilation"

14:30   Rasika Mahawattege, "Local or Boundary Data Assimilation via Control Methods for Dissipative PDE Systems"

15:00  Coffee Break - Long Lake Room, Conference Center

15:00-17:00  Poster Session - Long Lake Room, Conference Center

18:30  Dinner

Wednesday, May 22

7:30   Breakfast - Tankard Taverne, main hotel building

Session 3: JEDI - Albany Room, Conference Center

Chairs: Steve Fletcher, Bryan Karpowicz

9:00  Introduction to Jedi

9:15  Christian Sampson, "A Hybrid Tangent Linear Model in the Joint Effort for Data Assimilation Integration (JEDI) system" 

9:45  Tom Hill, "Development of a flexible model-generic hybrid tangent linear model in JEDI in preparation for the Met Office’s next-generation global 4D-Var system"

10:15  Elizabeth Satterfield, "The Navy’s JEDI-enabled FALCON Data Assimilation System"

10:45  Coffee Break

11:05 Maryam Abdi-Oskouei, "Hybrid tangent-linear modelling for atmospheric chemistry and physics using the JEDI framework."

11:33 Clémetine Hardy Gas, "Different Ensemble Data Assimilation Scenarios In JEDI Using The SkyLab Workflow"

12:05 Kate Huxtable, "Implementing and testing a Control-Pert Ensemble Data Assimilation system in the JEDI-framework"

12:35 Grab-and-Go Lunch

Free Afternoon

18:30  Dinner - Fort Edward Room, Conference Center

20:00  Panel Discussion (Albany Room): The Future of Data Assimilation

Thursday, May 23

7:30   Breakfast - Tankard Taverne, main hotel building

Session 4: Applications of Data Assimilation - Albany Room, Conference Center

Chair: Erica McGrath-Spangler

9:00   Clark Amerault, "Variational assimilation of boundary layer height measurements"

9:30   Laura Risley, "On the choice of velocity variables for variational ocean data assimilation"

10:00  Yu-An Chen, "Nonlinear Data Assimilation for Hurricane Dynamics and Predictability: Coupling boundary-layer to cloud observations"

10:30  Coffee Break

10:50  Visweshwaran Ramesh, "Improving Soil Moisture Estimates from the JULES Land Surface Model through 4D-EnVar Hybrid Assimilation of COSMOS-UK soil moisture Observations"

11:20  Chengzhe Li, "Enhancing Atmospheric Composition Forecasting: Synergizing Data Assimilation of UI-WRF-Chem with Ground and Geostationary Satellite Observations "

11:50  Zhendong Lu, "Aggravated surface O3 pollution primarily driven by meteorological variation in China during the early COVID-19 pandemic lockdown period"

12:30  Lunch - Fort Edward Room, Conference Center

14:00  Annika Vogel, "Dynamical propagation of error variances for assimilating wildfire smoke"

Session 5: Adjoints

Chair: Annika Vogel

14:30  Zoe Zibton, "Assessing the application of an adjoint-derived ensemble"

15:00  Coffee Break

15:20  Takeshi Enomoto, "Ensemble adjoint and singular vector sensitivity analysis"

15:50  Nuo Chen, "Adjoint Sensitivity to Potential Vorticity and its Applications in Adjoint Sensitivity Analysis"

18:00  Reception - Lake George Room South, Conference Center

18:30  Dinner - Lake George Room South, Conference Center

Friday, May 24

7:30   Breakfast - Tankard Taverne, main hotel building

Session 6: Observing System Simulation Experiments - Albany Room, Conference Center

Chair: Bryan Karpowicz

9:00  Nikki Privé, "Introduction to OSSEs"

9:15  Longtao Wu, "Assessing the Forecast Impact of a Geostationary Microwave Sounder using Regional and Global OSSEs"

9:45  Narges Shahroudi, "Assessing Impacts of Hyperspectral Microwave Observations Through Global Observing System Simulation Experiments (OSSEs)"

10:15  Coffee Break / Checkout

11:00 Erica McGrath-Spangler, "Estimates of Future Numerical Weather Prediction Impacts from Hyperspectral Sounders"

11:30  Nikki Privé, Closing Remarks

11:45  Lunch / Departure - Fort Edward Room, Conference Center


The Workshop will be held in the Conference Center (yellow circle). Room check-in is at the main hotel lobby (magenta circle). Breakfasts are in the Tankard Taverne (#5 on map).